Quality assurance best practices
Quality assurance teams, when utilizing a waterfall V-Model structure of delivery, worked in silos that retrospectively tested development changes once they were completed by a development team.
This led to quality assurance teams having to react to every development change, as it was an impossible task having to write tests for a feature they had not yet seen, or understand how it fully operated. Situations would often arise where developers without warning would commit features into source control management systems and then quality assurance teams would have to react to them:
This method of working provided lots ...
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